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  • a
    It's working fine now
  • a
    I don't get this shit
  • a
    i'm legit getting trolled
  • a
    didn't even touch that part of the code
  • a
    MACRO IT IS lol
  • u
    Did you try the static var trick?
  • a
    I didn't because I'm not using webpack and it didn't seem like a good idea to add the dependency to an extern rather than just have a macro in the hxml
  • u
    Oh ok
  • u
    I don't know what the equivalent (of Webpack.require) is when using react-native
  • u
    @ambitious-knife-25690 For troubling imports like that, have you considered making a separate JS imports file and using 
    includeFile
    to prepend it to the output?
  • a
    That's what I've done
  • u
    Oh. I thought you were just 
    jsRequire
    -ing it
  • u
    Ah, reading is a gift
  • a
    It's just for the best extern experience I would have preferred to avoid that, rnfirebase changed the way they structure their npm module so I've been trying to figure out a way to avoid this method... 2 secs
  • a
  • a
    It's just sometimes the js require way worked
  • a
    And sometimes it wasn't lol
  • u
    Should react-next start using scoped defines? (
    -D react.xx
    ) I don't expect many people to use it with haxe < 4, but that'd be a hard dependency on haxe 4+ =/
  • u
    Should react-next start using scoped defines? (
    -D react.xx
    ) I don't expect many people to use it with haxe < 4, but that'd be a hard dependency on haxe 4+ =/
  • u
    (sorry if message has been sent twice, I got some network issues)
  • b
    isn't this react-next thing only for the early-adopter kind of people anyway?
  • b
    you'd think they'd be on latest Haxe
  • u
    Mostly yeah, but atm it's still compatible with haxe 3.4.x
  • a
    scoped defines may be cool, assuming they are what I think they are
  • a
    what benefit do you see for it specifically?
  • a
    Also as a side question: Is there a way to allow a property to accept both a function returning a jsx element and a straight ReactComponent?
  • a
    found it
  • a
    ReactType
    😁
  • u
    Yep, ReactType :)
  • u
    Scoped defines are 
    -D react.xx
    , that's just a cleaner way of defining library-specific defines but that only works on haxe 4+ (doesn't parse on haxe < 4)
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